Domain: nlc.no
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Comments · 7
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Re:DAMMIT! Cmd Taco and Cliff!!
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Save the mirrors! Use bittorrent!
Got a torrent of it for ya'll:
Linux 2.6.0 final (tar.bz2) -
Re:Mirror ?
Mod parent AC up, contains valid torrent link for the video (maxing out my T1 as we speak:
http://alge.nlc.no/smoothteddy.avi.torrent -
smoothteddy.avi.torrent (=
From me, to you. But I don't except the server to survive a real slashdotting, so behave.
the video -
The World's biggest? I think not.
Actually, it is far from the world's largest. It is surpassed by The Gathering in Norway with 5100 people (plus guests, of course) and Dreamhack in Sweden with about 5000 people (including guests, if I remember correctly). If I remember correctly, Assembly has about 4000 people, but it sure is amongst the world's largest
:-)
Note that all three events I listed are Computer Parties, not to mistaken as Lan (Parties). What's the difference? At computer parties, the organizers try to encourage lots of other events other than gaming like creative competitions - coding of demos, graphics, music, etc. There are often also lectures/conferences on development, linux/unix, security, etc. For more information: The Gathering Tech:Server Crew - Why TG is not a LAN page.
To conclude, check out this way cool panorama picture of The Gathering 99 (only with about 4200 people then, but.. yeah, cool): Panorama of TG99
Note: I'm not neutral in my writing in this case since I'm the leader of the Tech:Server (former Tech:Linux) crew at The Gathering since 1999. And yes, it's without pay.. just loads of fun and experience
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Re:I'll probably be downmodded into oblivion, but
Indeed, but also - remember The Gathering, Norway (this year, The Gathering again reclaimed the throne as the world's largest computer gathering with 5100 attendants).
But again, it's a computer party, not a strictly LAN-party. For those of you not into this, check tg.nlc.no/notalan.html for more information regarding competitions not game-oriented.
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Downloads 'r' Us
On their website, they link to their own Harlem-client for Windows for browsing SMB shares.
It seems to work from outside of the party too - anyone looking for a few thousand Windows boxes with shared files on might want to take a look. :o)